Andy Robertson pays tribute to 'unbelievable' Freddie Woodman after Liverpool emergency call

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All the latest news and analysis from Anfield on the Liverpool Echo's dedicated LFC Facebook page"Look I take the mickey out of him a lot and we always have a laugh and a joke but he is a credit to himself," Robertson told LFCTV."Since he has come in, he has been unbelievable, whether that's Mo Salah wanting to stay out and do penalties after training, Woody is one there doing that with him."Whether it is running after the game where the lads have been dragged out, like I've done [after the game] at PSG, and he is always there to do it and to support."So these people at a club like this are so important. Maybe they don't always get the credit they deserve, don't always get the limelight and stuff like that.

But when he walked back in the changing room there, I think he got a nice reception."He is a well-loved player, he has fitted in so well. He was a bit nervous but once he settled in, he showed his quality as well."Forget about the personality, he has shown his composure, his quality on the ball; the little header and pass out to me was [a risk] (laughs)."But like he says, we've got quality goalkeepers here, Ali (Alisson Becker) is the best in the world, hopefully he is back soon, hopefully Giorgi is back soon too."But if these two are out [injured], we all fully believe he is one to step up and he showed that today."Robertson, who will leave Liverpool after nine years this summer, added: "Look, I've loved the Merseyside derby, I have done over these nine years."These are the games I look back that have always got the best out of me, always got the juices flowing inside me and this was no different."When I got the nod [to start] yesterday, me and Mo spoke about it, we just said let's go out and enjoy it, it's our last one.

They are fantastic games to be involved in and I am going to miss them, that is for sure."I thought first half we were excellent and in control and when we conceded the goal was when we were at our most dominant, so it was only a matter of time when we got our second."I have been here long enough, I know how Merseyside derbies work and when you have momentum, sometimes you get punished, which I think is what we did."We took a little bit of time recover and then we just keep going and keep going and that is what we did. It was great to see the away end how they reacted."Look, Rio (Ngumoha) had a great chance, he might feel he could have done better, but we were knocking at the door a little bit and when you get a set-piece, you always believe when you have Virgil and Ibou (Konate) in the team, you always believe they can be on the end of it."And thankfully the big man popped up and won it for us at the end."